/**
* mono_init_version:
*
- * Used by the runtime, users should use mono_jit_init instead.
+ * Used by the runtime, users should use \c mono_jit_init instead.
*
- * Creates the initial application domain and initializes the mono_defaults
+ * Creates the initial application domain and initializes the \c mono_defaults
* structure.
*
* This function is guaranteed to not run any IL code.
* The runtime is initialized using the provided rutime version.
*
- * Returns: the initial domain.
+ * \returns the initial domain.
*/
MonoDomain *
mono_init_version (const char *domain_name, const char *version)
*
* For example, the following are all valid declarations:
*
- * "MyApp.Services.ScriptService:Accelerate"
- * "MyApp.Services.ScriptService:Slowdown(int,bool)"
+ * \c MyApp.Services.ScriptService:Accelerate
+ *
+ * \c MyApp.Services.ScriptService:Slowdown(int,bool)
*
* You use method parameters in cases where there might be more than
* one surface method to managed code. That way you can register different
* internal calls for different method overloads.
*
* The internal calls are invoked with no marshalling. This means that .NET
- * types like System.String are exposed as `MonoString *` parameters. This is
+ * types like \c System.String are exposed as \c MonoString* parameters. This is
* different than the way that strings are surfaced in P/Invoke.
*
* For more information on how the parameters are marshalled, see the
g_hash_table_insert (config_handlers, (gpointer) aot_cache_handler.element_name, (gpointer) &aot_cache_handler);
}
+/**
+ * mono_config_cleanup:
+ */
void
mono_config_cleanup (void)
{
bundled_configs = bconfig;
}
+/**
+ * mono_config_string_for_assembly_file:
+ */
const char *
mono_config_string_for_assembly_file (const char *filename)
{
#endif
}
-/* Invoked during startup */
+/**
+ * mono_set_config_dir:
+ * Invoked during startup
+ */
void
mono_set_config_dir (const char *dir)
{
mono_cfg_dir = mono_cfg_dir_allocated = g_strdup (dir);
}
+/**
+ * mono_get_config_dir:
+ */
const char*
mono_get_config_dir (void)
{
return mono_cfg_dir;
}
+/**
+ * mono_register_machine_config:
+ */
void
mono_register_machine_config (const char *config_xml)
{
bundled_machine_config = config_xml;
}
+/**
+ * mono_get_machine_config:
+ */
const char *
mono_get_machine_config (void)
{
static mono_bool mono_server_mode = FALSE;
+/**
+ * mono_config_set_server_mode:
+ */
void
mono_config_set_server_mode (mono_bool server_mode)
{
mono_server_mode = server_mode;
}
+/**
+ * mono_config_is_server_mode:
+ */
mono_bool
mono_config_is_server_mode (void)
{
* \param argc number of arguments from the command line
* \param argv array of strings from the command line
* Set the command line arguments from an embedding application that doesn't otherwise call
- * mono_runtime_run_main().
+ * \c mono_runtime_run_main.
*/
int
mono_runtime_set_main_args (int argc, char* argv[])
exit (1);
}
+/**
+ * mono_parse_default_optimizations:
+ */
int
mono_parse_default_optimizations (const char* p)
{
static gboolean enable_debugging;
-/*
+/**
* mono_jit_parse_options:
*
- * Process the command line options in ARGV as done by the runtime executable.
- * This should be called before mono_jit_init ().
+ * Process the command line options in \p argv as done by the runtime executable.
+ * This should be called before \c mono_jit_init.
*/
void
mono_jit_parse_options (int argc, char * argv[])
return 0;
}
+/**
+ * mono_jit_init:
+ */
MonoDomain *
mono_jit_init (const char *file)
{
return mini_init (domain_name, runtime_version);
}
+/**
+ * mono_jit_cleanup:
+ */
void
mono_jit_cleanup (MonoDomain *domain)
{
mono_aot_only = val;
}
+/**
+ * mono_jit_set_aot_mode:
+ */
void
mono_jit_set_aot_mode (MonoAotMode mode)
{
/**
* mono_set_signal_chaining:
*
- * Enable/disable signal chaining. This should be called before mono_jit_init ().
+ * Enable/disable signal chaining. This should be called before \c mono_jit_init.
* If signal chaining is enabled, the runtime saves the original signal handlers before
* installing its own handlers, and calls the original ones in the following cases:
- * - a SIGSEGV/SIGABRT signal received while executing native (i.e. not JITted) code.
- * - SIGPROF
- * - SIGFPE
- * - SIGQUIT
- * - SIGUSR2
+ * - a \c SIGSEGV / \c SIGABRT signal received while executing native (i.e. not JITted) code.
+ * - \c SIGPROF
+ * - \c SIGFPE
+ * - \c SIGQUIT
+ * - \c SIGUSR2
* Signal chaining only works on POSIX platforms.
*/
void
* \param policy_callback the new callback function
*
* Allow embedders to decide wherther to actually obey breakpoint instructions
- * (both break IL instructions and \c Debugger.Break() method calls), for example
+ * (both break IL instructions and \c Debugger.Break method calls), for example
* to not allow an app to be aborted by a perfectly valid IL opcode when executing
* untrusted or semi-trusted code.
*
* \p policy_callback will be called every time a break point instruction needs to
- * be inserted with the method argument being the method that calls \c Debugger.Break()
- * or has the IL break instruction. The callback should return \c MONO_BREAK_POLICY_NEVER
+ * be inserted with the method argument being the method that calls \c Debugger.Break
+ * or has the IL \c break instruction. The callback should return \c MONO_BREAK_POLICY_NEVER
* if it wants the breakpoint to not be effective in the given method.
* \c MONO_BREAK_POLICY_ALWAYS is the default.
*/
/**
* mono_get_runtime_build_info:
* The returned string is owned by the caller. The returned string
- * format is "VERSION (FULL_VERSION BUILD_DATE)" and build date is optional.
+ * format is <code>VERSION (FULL_VERSION BUILD_DATE)</code> and build date is optional.
* \returns the runtime version + build date in string format.
*/
char*
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